poomse造句

• All WTF Pumsae | Poomsae | Poomse competitions use the taeguk poomsae, along with 8 of the black belt Pumsae.
• About 900 competitors from 36 countries took part in the annual tournament, which included both sparring and poomse, or demonstrations of forms.
• In 1967 the KTA established a new set of forms called the " Palgwae " poomse, named after the eight trigrams of the I Ching.
• Despite the significant differences in the methods he had developed from those he had brought with him from his native Korea, Pai retained the " Yun Mu Kwan " name for most of his career, until some time after 1987 when he re-dubbed his style " " Nabi Su " " ( meaning " butterfly hand " or " way " ), a name he took from a form ( a fixed practice routine, called " kata " by the Japanese and " hyung " or " poomse " in Korean ) which he had developed in his later years to capture and crystallize the changes in combat methods he had embraced.